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Sunak refuses to rule out cabinet reshuffle on Friday amid Tory fears over byelection defeats – as it happened

Prime minister refuses to answer question on possible reshuffle

Tata’s £4bn gigafactory plan fills in a major blank for UK car industry

With 180,000 workers in the sector, the planned plant is a big win for Britain in a game it could not afford to lose

Rishi Sunak hails Jaguar Land Rover pledge for £4bn UK gigafactory

Tata project likely to be in Somerset and will be one of Europe’s biggest battery cell manufacturing sites

UK inflation: which goods and services have risen most in price?

From sugar to olive oil and holiday centres to pet products, how costs have soared

Jaguar Land Rover owner expected to announce Somerset battery gigafactory

Announcement on Tata Group plant, which could create thousands of jobs and receive significant state funding, may come on Wednesday

Will high interest rates burst the new car bubble and will drivers hand back keys?

British drivers upgraded their cars often in the era of cheap lending – but that could change

Grant Shapps appears to row back on supermarket petrol prices law

Energy secretary backs voluntary price comparison scheme in meeting with supermarket bosses rather than new law

In America’s ‘Voltage Valley’, hopes of car-making revival turn sour

EV manufacturer Lordstown Motors, lauded by Trump in 2020, has gone bankrupt – what now for the once-proud auto-making region?

Pro-LTN councillors do not suffer at ballot box, research suggests

Voicing support for traffic schemes has no statistically significant effect on re-election chances, study finds

Canada calls for halt to deep-sea mining amid fears of ecological devastation

Country’s ministers echo European governments, scientists and environmental organisations in citing need for robust regulation of fledgling sector

Elon Musk’s Tesla plans to launch electricity supplier in Britain

Tesla Electric seeks executive ‘with healthy scepticism of status quo’ to manage entry into UK energy market

I travelled around Britain on low-carbon transport. It was creaky – but magical

Even train delays and waits for buses felt worth it for the space to think and environmental benefits. Our public transport is full of untapped potential, says writer Sophie Pavelle

Paris to charge SUV drivers higher parking fees to tackle ‘auto-besity’

Size, weight and motor will be taken into account as councillors target ‘dangerous, cumbersome’ vehicles

TfL’s £300 Ulez fine left me seeing red

My car has a French numberplate but I had made every effort to comply with the rules

‘They’re sticking the finger up at cars’: Amsterdam split by low-traffic roads

The Dutch city’s ‘social experiment’ with closing off busy highways is testing the tolerance of drivers and cyclists

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